Port Moody residents can have their say next month on a proposed four-storey mixed-use building on St. Johns Street that would feature four commercial and 12 residential units.
The project would go in an empty lot between Mary and Grant streets, where the buildings on either side measure one and two storeys, and requires zoning amendments to increase the maximum height from three to four storeys.
Further zoning amendments are needed to reduce the required number of residential parking stalls from 20 to 13, allowing for one designated stall per unit and one visitor parking spot. The proposal also calls for four dedicated commercial spots, one for each storefront.
The amendments received first two readings at Tuesday's council meeting and a public hearing is scheduled for March 8 at city hall.
